Finfish · Indonesia sourcing
Tuna
Discuss Indonesian tuna sourcing for your processing, distribution or foodservice programme. Start with the required species, cut, size and intended use so that DSG can discuss a suitable specification with the supplier.
Product formats & applications
Whole fish, loins, steaks or portions may be discussed, subject to processor capability and availability. Specify skin-on or skinless, bone requirements, trim and individual piece weight.
Buyer specification checklist
Species and scientific name; whole-fish or cut weight; trim; skin and bone requirements; freezing method; any treatment; and intended use.
Supply specifications & buying details
- Origin & traceability
- Confirm country of origin, catch area or farm location, production method, processor and lot identification.
- Size / grading
- Size range, measurement unit, grading method and tolerances to be agreed.
- Freezing / glazing
- Freezing method, declared glaze where applicable, and net product weight to be confirmed.
- Ingredients / treatments
- All ingredients, additives and treatments to be declared in the proposed specification.
- Quality / testing
- Inspection criteria and any required laboratory reports to be agreed for the product and destination.
- Storage / shelf life
- Supplier-validated storage conditions, shelf life and production dates to be confirmed.
- Availability / MOQ
- Stock, production capacity and minimum order quantity subject to supplier confirmation.
- Packaging
- Inner pack, net weight, master carton, label language and artwork to be agreed.
- Documents / certification
- Required documents and any certification claims to be checked for the actual product, facility and shipment.
- Lead time / loading port
- Preparation time, cold-chain arrangements and loading port to be confirmed in the offer.
- Quotation / samples
- Price, currency, validity, payment and delivery terms to be agreed. Sample feasibility and refrigerated transport costs to be confirmed.